Aid Sector Needs System To Prevent Staff From Job-Hopping Following Sexual Misconduct Allegations, Experts Say

Thomson Reuters Foundation: Aid sector needs oversight to stop sex abuse staff job-hopping: experts
“The aid sector needs an independent database and whistleblower system to stop workers accused of sexual misconduct hiding such allegations to find jobs with other charities, experts said, as a sex scandal sparked by Oxfam ricochets through the industry…” (Guilbert, 2/23).

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